St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-24
GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, s4ss,979.
No building permits were issued yesterday.
The October term Of the supreme court
ended yesterday.
The Ryan Toboggan club will meet at the
armory at o'clock this morning.
Three births. four deaths and three mar
riages was the score at the health Office yes
terday.
Diphtheria at No. IL Iglehart street and
scarlet fever at No. Is Park avenue are bull
letined at the health Office.
The infant class of the House of Hope
Sunday school will have its Christmas cele-
bration this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The city treasurer paid the salaries of
school teachers for the month of December
yesterday. The total amount was 81, 449.
The greatest display of rich jewelry and
diamonds ever made by any jewelry house in
the West may be seen at Simon, the pawn
broker, 314 jackson street.
Albert Seymour, arrested by Detective Daily
for stealing gold and silver watch, and
watch chain. all valued at SOS, from Edward
Rennick, was held for hearing to-day.
The city Offices will be closed at noon to-
day and will not be open again until Tues
day morning. The board of public works
office will be closed until Wednesday morn
ing.
Contributions of fruit and flowers, or of
money. for the sick in hospitals may be sent
TO the Flower mission at Unity church rooms.
on Wabasha street, from tea to II O'Clock
this morning.
J. Forrest. who was DRINK and got disor-
DERBY in a restaurant on jackson street, near
Fifth, Thursday night, breaking 500 plate
glass mirror was given the choice OF paying
$50 fine or going TO the work house for sixty
days.
owing to the frequent services at ST. Paul's
church, there will be no services at st. Peters
mission, on East Seventh street, on Christmas
day. Sunday school will meet as usual. The
childrens festival and Christmas tree will
come Friday evening, Dec. 80.
Joe Bayliss, alias S p Chaplin. who was
caught by Officers Sexton and Gruber while
trying to break in the rear door OF Bergman
Bros grocery, 457 st. Peter street. yesterday
morning, was held to answer the charge OF
burglary Dec 20, bail being fixed at 81, 600.
Officer Sullivan arrested a man named
John Young for burglariZing the tailor shop
of John Summers, on South Robert street. at
9 o'clock last night When arrested Young
had three coats, pair Of trousers and vest
in his possession. Ne is fine appearing
young man, apparently thirty years old ana
claims TO be from Crookston.
A horse and cutter belonging to j. d. Ia
Blanche, No. 346 Robert street. either
strayed or was stolen from in front OF the
Home for the Aged on Wilkin street yester-
day morning. The horse was dark brown, OF
Mexican blood, weighed about l, 130 pounds
and was branded on the left shoulder with 9
letter ~ inside of diamond.
At the meeting of the Park Congregational
society Thursday night, A. G.. Fosters was
elected trustee for two years and Mr.. Ander-
son trustee for one year. The resolutions re-
questing DR.. Seayer to remain as pastor OF ihe
church were not offered by Col. c. W. Griggs.
as reported yesterday, but by his son, Herbert
S. Griggs, although Col. Griggs was in full
sympathy with the resolutions.
Adolph Muench celebrated his birthday
Thursday evening at his residence, on Fifth
street and Hoffman avenue. Among the
guests were DR.. Stamm, Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Deyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seeger, Mr.. and
Mrs John Seeger, Gustave Heinemann,
Theodore Draz, Mr.. and Mrs. Mari, Mr.. and
Mrs Otto Streissguth, Misses Muench. the
Misses Hall NJ Hall and many Others